Alright, so I have to comment. I was watching a pretty bad movie on Sci-Fi this morning. I love bad movies, partially because you can see what they did wrong, which makes you appreciate it when a film does something right. It's also comical, so, it's a good thing, especially in the morning.
Anyway, I digress. So, the scene involves these kids in an Egyptian Tomb, whatever. For some reason, they decide its time to whip out the wacky tobackey. After they light the joint, they bring it up to their mouth, and when the joint touches their lips, BAM! a censor smudge over the joint. The censor smudge disappears as soon as the kid removes it from his lips. This action continues for several instances. The entire time, I am yelling WTF?!
I am one for non-censorship. I think it should be clear what you are getting yourself into, and if it is not your cup of beer, then change the effing channel; don't ruin it for the people that either want to see it, or don't mind seeing it, just don't make the judgement for me.
I also think, censoring movies for television, time, swear words, nudity, drugs, smack talking against FOX, and anything else they don't like, waters down someones creation, and I don't like it. It would be like editing out this post, putting a piece of tape over the Mona Lisa, take your pick, it's messing with someones creation. Another great example, besides this hilarious one, was the dubbing over Samuel L. Jackson's famous quote in Snakes on a Plane, mentioning monkeys and Monday to Friday planes. I mean, really, first off, it doesn't make sense, and secondly, does that really hurt anyone who is going to be watching a movie like Snakes on a Plane to begin with?
OK, that was my rant, I'm moving on, I just figured I would share. Do you have a great example of stupid censoring? I know there has to be plenty out there. Do you think it's justified?
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
...as the Star Wars fans cry
You have to check out this trailer released at this years E3 gaming convention for Star Wars Old Republic. Now, before you cry fowl over this being a game trailer on a movie blog, I'm posting it because, not only does it kick all kinds of ass, but there are columns and posts and Tweets everywhere from Star Wars fans crying and wishing this would have been the basis for the prequels.
Could you imagine this scene on the big screen with dozens of Jedi and Sith battling on an epic scale? I'm pretty sure Star Trek would've just given up and say "eff it, you win."
But, no, the prequels were the underwhelming films they are, but at least we got 2009's Star Trek.
Could you imagine this scene on the big screen with dozens of Jedi and Sith battling on an epic scale? I'm pretty sure Star Trek would've just given up and say "eff it, you win."
But, no, the prequels were the underwhelming films they are, but at least we got 2009's Star Trek.
What I miss in Cinema-The Godzilla complex
Sure we have superhero movies, people flying everywhere, plenty of psycho killer movies, tales of the weird, and robots everywhere, but do you know what I miss in cinema lately? Giant Monsters, that’s what.
That’s right, I said it, Giant Monsters, the type that can squash a building with a single hand, hurl cars and trucks miles away and make a whole city scream out of sync with their lips and run in terror. Those movies used to be the perfect escape from a stress filled existence back in the day; lately, there have been the cheesiness, but not the monsters themselves.
Sure we had Cloverfield, but that was the beginning of 2008, Shirley its time for another one to come around. For decades, the Japanese have had their monster in Godzilla, but can you think of very many giant monster movies, let alone ones that are any good…I’ll let you think for a sec….done? Well, here’s a couple I thought of. Let me know if I missed any.
10) Stay Puft Marshmellow Man - Ghostbusters. I know this guy didn't have much screen time, but what is a monster list, without the big sailor that stomped on a town. I realize he's not that badass when Bill Murray was one of the ones that took him out, but he's still freakin' awesome. Remember, if someone asks you if your a god, you say yes!
9) Mothra - Godzilla Vs. Mothra. Seriously, it is a giant moth, how scary is that? Darn scary, especially if your Godzilla. Ok, I admit, the little Chinese girls that bonded with the moth were actually scarier, but this guy started out as a worm thing that changed into the giant moth that saved Japan, cool, huh?
8) Giant Squid - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Do you know how deep 20,000 leagues is? Yeah, you don't, do you, well this guy does, and he isn't too happy your little Captain Nemo is down in his turf. Come on, don't lie, you know this thing gave you nightmares as a kid. What? It didn't? Why am I the only one with that problem?
7) Big anus monster - Evolution. Ok, I know that isn't the name, but this poor thing had a Head & Shoulders enema from David Freakin Duchovney. It's enough to make anyone cranky, trust me...wait, not that I know or anything.
6) Giant Spider - Eight Legged Freaks. David "WWF Champion" Arquette saves the day, now that is scary. I don't know what it is about spiders, but even in this movie, it gave me the willies. Fortunately Scarlette Johansen was in this flick to save the day, but there is something pretty creepy about a giant tarantula coming at you, along with some leaping spiders, isn't there?
5) Stumpy Graboid - Tremors. It's a monstrous worm with no eyes, and snakes for a tongue that goes after 7 degrees, himself, Kevin Bacon; can it get any cooler? These things are patient, but have a real problem with boulders. This movie is a great example why you should always have remote controlled trucks and C4 hanging around at all times.
4) Kong - King Kong. Whether it's the new one, where he whoops that T-Rex's butt, or it's the old one, its clear this monkey wants just one thing, a really hot blonde; hey, can you blame him? This guy is so tough, he's even fought Godzilla to a stalemate and smacked around some planes.
3) Rexy the T-Rex - Jurassic Park. I call him 'Rexy.' Anywho, everyone remembers the seen with the ripple in the water glass, and the giant T-Rex gobbling up Jeff Goldbloom; those were the days. This movie still stands the test of time with amazing special effects. The giant T-Rex does redeem himself for not finishing off Jeff Goldbloom by saving Sam Neil from the Raptors.
2) Clovey - Cloverfield. Not only does this thing eat Hud, it has those creapy crab-things falling off it. The monster was also responsible for decapitating the Statue of Liberty along with destroying nearly every building in New York City, which clearly gives it points in my book. This movie was the kind of monster movie I hoped for, and I hope to see a sequel soon, so hurry up, J.J.
1) Godzilla - 29 movies. I'm not just talking the Matthew Broderick Godzilla, but every Godzilla. Originally a metaphor for the U.S., Godzilla did more than just stomp buildings and make people run for cover, he stomped his way into our hearts. It was never clear whether he was to save the city, or destroy it, but he had some great battles with some other monsters.
So, what do you think, is it time for another monster movie, or what?!?
That’s right, I said it, Giant Monsters, the type that can squash a building with a single hand, hurl cars and trucks miles away and make a whole city scream out of sync with their lips and run in terror. Those movies used to be the perfect escape from a stress filled existence back in the day; lately, there have been the cheesiness, but not the monsters themselves.
Sure we had Cloverfield, but that was the beginning of 2008, Shirley its time for another one to come around. For decades, the Japanese have had their monster in Godzilla, but can you think of very many giant monster movies, let alone ones that are any good…I’ll let you think for a sec….done? Well, here’s a couple I thought of. Let me know if I missed any.
10) Stay Puft Marshmellow Man - Ghostbusters. I know this guy didn't have much screen time, but what is a monster list, without the big sailor that stomped on a town. I realize he's not that badass when Bill Murray was one of the ones that took him out, but he's still freakin' awesome. Remember, if someone asks you if your a god, you say yes!
9) Mothra - Godzilla Vs. Mothra. Seriously, it is a giant moth, how scary is that? Darn scary, especially if your Godzilla. Ok, I admit, the little Chinese girls that bonded with the moth were actually scarier, but this guy started out as a worm thing that changed into the giant moth that saved Japan, cool, huh?
8) Giant Squid - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Do you know how deep 20,000 leagues is? Yeah, you don't, do you, well this guy does, and he isn't too happy your little Captain Nemo is down in his turf. Come on, don't lie, you know this thing gave you nightmares as a kid. What? It didn't? Why am I the only one with that problem?
7) Big anus monster - Evolution. Ok, I know that isn't the name, but this poor thing had a Head & Shoulders enema from David Freakin Duchovney. It's enough to make anyone cranky, trust me...wait, not that I know or anything.
6) Giant Spider - Eight Legged Freaks. David "WWF Champion" Arquette saves the day, now that is scary. I don't know what it is about spiders, but even in this movie, it gave me the willies. Fortunately Scarlette Johansen was in this flick to save the day, but there is something pretty creepy about a giant tarantula coming at you, along with some leaping spiders, isn't there?
5) Stumpy Graboid - Tremors. It's a monstrous worm with no eyes, and snakes for a tongue that goes after 7 degrees, himself, Kevin Bacon; can it get any cooler? These things are patient, but have a real problem with boulders. This movie is a great example why you should always have remote controlled trucks and C4 hanging around at all times.
4) Kong - King Kong. Whether it's the new one, where he whoops that T-Rex's butt, or it's the old one, its clear this monkey wants just one thing, a really hot blonde; hey, can you blame him? This guy is so tough, he's even fought Godzilla to a stalemate and smacked around some planes.
3) Rexy the T-Rex - Jurassic Park. I call him 'Rexy.' Anywho, everyone remembers the seen with the ripple in the water glass, and the giant T-Rex gobbling up Jeff Goldbloom; those were the days. This movie still stands the test of time with amazing special effects. The giant T-Rex does redeem himself for not finishing off Jeff Goldbloom by saving Sam Neil from the Raptors.
2) Clovey - Cloverfield. Not only does this thing eat Hud, it has those creapy crab-things falling off it. The monster was also responsible for decapitating the Statue of Liberty along with destroying nearly every building in New York City, which clearly gives it points in my book. This movie was the kind of monster movie I hoped for, and I hope to see a sequel soon, so hurry up, J.J.
1) Godzilla - 29 movies. I'm not just talking the Matthew Broderick Godzilla, but every Godzilla. Originally a metaphor for the U.S., Godzilla did more than just stomp buildings and make people run for cover, he stomped his way into our hearts. It was never clear whether he was to save the city, or destroy it, but he had some great battles with some other monsters.
So, what do you think, is it time for another monster movie, or what?!?
Youtube to premiere its first full-length movie
A documentary called Home will be the first on Youtube to be available the same time as the theatrical version. This is a big move by Youtube to increase profits and advertising rates in an attempt to get some of its market share back from rival Hulu. Don't expect any mainstream blockbusters to be on the list just yet, but it is a step in the right direction.
This idea is good and all, I'm happy anytime anyone makes it easier for people to see movies. I also think this is a great way to combat piracy. The one thing I don't like, though is there are commercials, placed at random intervals without any regard to the particular scene in the movie. I guess the real question will be, does anyone actually care about this, or has Youtube come and gone the way of Napster.
I, personally use Hulu any time I can, but Youtube just has so much content, it will be hard to avoid. I am not one who will watch a movie on my computer, however. There is something to watching a movie on a TV, or especially in theaters; the experience will always be better. Will this really be an alternative to trekking to the movie theater or your Netflix queue? I would say it probably will be, for a pretty large group of people, provided the commercials and pop-up ads don't get too extensive.
For me, I'll stick to my DVD's, thanks. How about you, if there is a movie on Youtube, will you watch it or stop by your local Blockbuster or put it in your Netflix queue?
This idea is good and all, I'm happy anytime anyone makes it easier for people to see movies. I also think this is a great way to combat piracy. The one thing I don't like, though is there are commercials, placed at random intervals without any regard to the particular scene in the movie. I guess the real question will be, does anyone actually care about this, or has Youtube come and gone the way of Napster.
I, personally use Hulu any time I can, but Youtube just has so much content, it will be hard to avoid. I am not one who will watch a movie on my computer, however. There is something to watching a movie on a TV, or especially in theaters; the experience will always be better. Will this really be an alternative to trekking to the movie theater or your Netflix queue? I would say it probably will be, for a pretty large group of people, provided the commercials and pop-up ads don't get too extensive.
For me, I'll stick to my DVD's, thanks. How about you, if there is a movie on Youtube, will you watch it or stop by your local Blockbuster or put it in your Netflix queue?
THE Final Destination
Here is the trailer for the fourth Final Destination movie, and just like the last movie, it looks to be in 3-D. This time, however, Death looks to strike at a NASCAR race.
I have loved these movies because there is something creapy about an unseen killer; something that that can never be stopped or bargained with. Besides, the first one, especially had some great death scenes that came outta nowhere. I'm a little concerned about Death coming to a NASCAR race, I mean, that premise sounds a little...stupid, doesn't it? Anyway, check out the trailer, let me know what you think!
The Final Destination trailer in HD
I have loved these movies because there is something creapy about an unseen killer; something that that can never be stopped or bargained with. Besides, the first one, especially had some great death scenes that came outta nowhere. I'm a little concerned about Death coming to a NASCAR race, I mean, that premise sounds a little...stupid, doesn't it? Anyway, check out the trailer, let me know what you think!
The Final Destination trailer in HD
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Will Farrell, Genius or idiot?
You either love him for such witty quotes as "Great Oden's Raven, that hurt," or "We're going streaking," or my personal favorite "Dear Lord baby Jesus;" or you hate him for quotes like "I invented the piano key necktie," and "he's an angry elf."With Land of the Lost coming out tomorrow, love him or hate him, you have to admit, Will Farrell will get people in the seats; more importantly, he drives DVD sales. His choice of roles, latley has left something to be desired with many of his roles being pretty much identical. So, will this remake of a 1970's TV show scream redemption for the SNL alum, or will it be just another Bewitched remake that makes you shudder at the sheer volumn of film wasted? My guess would be the latter, but I'm still going to find out.
Rotten Tomatoes has a feature about the top 10 rated Will Farrell movies. While I can easily agree with just about everything on the list, I want to look back at a couple of hits, and a few misses.
Hit: Anchorman. My favorite. As Ron Burgundy, he expresses the perfect amount of comedy and stupidity. The entire movie seems to be written to be quoted, and is a pure joy to watch over and over.
Miss: Cruious George. This movie was just so bad, it made little money, and was pretty much ignored by everyone. Those who did see it wish they were one of those who ignored it.
Hit: Night at the Roxburry. Basically one big SNL skit, it pairs Farrell with SNL partner Chris Katan for a great satircal movie that is perfect to put on in the background, because you can jump in at any point and not miss any plot, and its so easy to quote the entire movie.
Miss: Bewitched. I'm not sure who I hated more in this, Nicole Kidman or Will Farrell, or maybe that guy at Blockbuster who reccomended it. The movie was just annoying and it put Farrell into a Dick York/Sergeant type of role that not only made poor use of his talent, excentuated his annoying-ness.
Hit: Talladega Nights. As much as it pains me to admit, I'm a NASCAR fan. I don't go to the races or anything, nor do I own any apparel, but I do happen to tune in and watch the cars go round and round..so what? Get off my back. Anyway, the movie has a great cast, some great one-liners and is one of the few racing movies that wasn't annoying.
So, are you a big Will Farrell fan, or is he pretty much movie suicide? If your a fan, which is your favorite Will Farrell movie?
David Carradine has died
The acting legend behind Kung Fu has died in Bangkok on Wednesday, reports are saying.
He was 72.
There are reports out of Thai Land saying it was an apparent suicide, but there are no details currently. I will update this post when I hear any confirmations.
Here is his IMDB page, you'll find a long list of accomplishments!
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Scream 4?!?
So, I'm trying to think of a subtitle...work with me here..."Scream 4, Scream harder!"
What do you think, catchy, right? What about "Scream 4, now there are no rules!" or my personal favorite "Scream 4, secret of the ooze." "When you Scream no one can hear you scream!" I know, I know, I am the man.
Ok, back to the business at hand. It has been reported by /Film and Cinematical that Courtney and David Arquette are on board, along with Jaime Kennedy and writer of Scream's 1 & 2 Kevin Williamson. There is speculation that the movie will be set 10 years after the last movie and our favorite crew will be back at it again. No mention on Neve Campbell's character, Sydney Prescott.
Scream was a huge hit and one of the better modern horror movies out there in my opinion, but is there any possibility of resurrecting any of that goodness for a fourth film? I mean, if you look back through the history of horror, there were very few movies that were worth their weight after the second, let alone the third.
I would say this will be ultimately a failed attempt, but an attempt I wouldn't mind. I mean, it can't get worse than Scream 3, and the first movie came out all the way back in 1996...shirley it's time for a remake. I know, I know, don't call you Shirley.
So, what do you think, a worthwhile endeavor or just another flop in the making?
What do you think, catchy, right? What about "Scream 4, now there are no rules!" or my personal favorite "Scream 4, secret of the ooze." "When you Scream no one can hear you scream!" I know, I know, I am the man.
Ok, back to the business at hand. It has been reported by /Film and Cinematical that Courtney and David Arquette are on board, along with Jaime Kennedy and writer of Scream's 1 & 2 Kevin Williamson. There is speculation that the movie will be set 10 years after the last movie and our favorite crew will be back at it again. No mention on Neve Campbell's character, Sydney Prescott.
Scream was a huge hit and one of the better modern horror movies out there in my opinion, but is there any possibility of resurrecting any of that goodness for a fourth film? I mean, if you look back through the history of horror, there were very few movies that were worth their weight after the second, let alone the third.
I would say this will be ultimately a failed attempt, but an attempt I wouldn't mind. I mean, it can't get worse than Scream 3, and the first movie came out all the way back in 1996...shirley it's time for a remake. I know, I know, don't call you Shirley.
So, what do you think, a worthwhile endeavor or just another flop in the making?
Great Andy Sanberg video:
Cool guys don't look at explosions from the MTV movie awards.
Ya know, I never watch the MTV movie awards because its really only meant for tweens who like Twilight, apparently, but between Bruno Teabagging Eminem and this beauty, maybe I should start. My favorite part is the cameo from one of my favorite directors...and he's on keyboard!!
Ya know, I never watch the MTV movie awards because its really only meant for tweens who like Twilight, apparently, but between Bruno Teabagging Eminem and this beauty, maybe I should start. My favorite part is the cameo from one of my favorite directors...and he's on keyboard!!
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Some movie tidbits for this week
Consider Kevin's Movie Blog for all your cinema information. Here's some movie news, just little things that I have found along the way you might find interesting. As always, I welcome a comment or four.
- Disney/Pixar's Up smashed the Box office with an impressive $68.2 million in the bank. Night at the Museum came in second with $25 million, and Drag Me to Hell came in third with $16 million.
- There is a lot of talk about Ryan Reynolds and his passionate involvement in a Deadpool spinoff movie. Mr. Johansen said that we was working hard to make sure they stayed as close to the comics as possible and couldn't wait to get started filming. Just so we're clear, it's a spinoff of a spinoff...how many before we get dizzy from all the spinning?
- The next terrible idea to be turned into a movie since Battleship was Waldo, as in "Where's Waldo?" That's right, that is the next movie to be put in pre-production.
- Brian "I love to ruin franchises" Singer (that's what they call him!) was quoted saying he was intertwined in the X-men franchise and can't wait to get back to that universe in some respect. He also said he was still trying to work with studios to let him do the next Superman movie, which hasn't been completely killed just yet, apparently.
- Gore Verbinski, the famed Pirates of the Caribbean director seems to have pulled out of a movie called BioShock, based off the video game. The movie was shelved several months ago, and now, without a director, most likely Uwe Boll will step in instead (ok, I made that last part up, but it could be true, and if it is, you heard it here first!)
- Next up for Hollywood's remake list is Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The same people that made the original movie, starring Kristie Swanson are giving it another try, except, this time, they have no intention of bringing on Sarah Michelle Gellar or creator/writer/director Joss Whedon, which obviously upset many fans of the show, including Anthony Stewart Head, the guy that played Giles on the show. He has said he wouldn't want to be a part of it, nor watch it without bringing back Gellar, and especially Whedon.
- Finally, Tony and Ridley Scott have confirmed they are in the process of gearing up for an Alien prequel. Nothing more has been said about it, but the latest attempt to revive the dead franchise has been whispered around the water cooler for some time now.
So, there ya have it, a few little things to recite to impress your non-movie fans.
Stay cool, movie geeks!
Human Target trailer looks great!
Here is a trailer for the new show, premiering on FOX in January of 2010. The show is called Hard Target, which is based on a a comic book, and is looking very impressive. Check it out, and wonder how long it will take before FOX screws it up.
And, by the way, is Tricia Helfer in everything a geek would be able to get his hands on? I mean, Battlestar Galactica, the BSG prequel, Burn Notice, Chuck and now this...this woman is a geeks fantasy!
And, by the way, is Tricia Helfer in everything a geek would be able to get his hands on? I mean, Battlestar Galactica, the BSG prequel, Burn Notice, Chuck and now this...this woman is a geeks fantasy!
Monday, June 1, 2009
Christopher Titus Live ROCKED!
I know this is a movie blog, mainly, but the other word "Kevin's" means I can post this post anyway. Besides, Christopher Titus was in a few TV shows, including "Titus" oddly enough. He was also in Killer Clowns From Outer Space so it's not that far of a stretch. Anywho, I got a chance to join my sister and brother-in-law for a wonderful night in Tampa for his stand up, and it was great!
For those of you who don't know, Titus is one of my favorite stand up comedians, I can pretty much recite all of Norman Rockwell is Bleeding without trying. He just recently had a Comedy Central Special called Love is Evol, which was also hilarious. Last nights stand up was a mixture of old and new bits with an unparalleled energy and delivery. Titus had incredible energy onstage, and thanks to a fairly cozy venue, was able to interact with the audience and provide a very entertaining, side splitting evening for all.
The stand up often focused on Titus's personal life, which is generally full of drama, and is always entertaining. My favorite bit was regarding him trying to impress his current girlfriend by "acting cool," which, according to the comedian is not a good idea. After pulling myself off the ground from laughter, he mixed politics and parenting, divorce and love, Ice Cream and Outer Space and it was great! He also focused on that little voice inside us all he calls "your inner retard," which was done so well and made everyone not only laugh, but empathise with the comedian.
An interesting little tidbit, he mentioned he was working on a new TV show he was hoping to have out for mid season (probably March-ish) which really got the audience wanting more.
So, it was a great night, if you got a chance to go, let me know what you thought. If you didn't get the chance this weekend, I highly encourage you to check it out next time he's in town.
Drag Me to Hell review
Did you see the trailer with the fly going up the girls nose, and the ensuing scene that makes you jump right out of your underoos? If you thought that was creepy, just wait for the rest of the film.Sam Raimi. The name will bring up one of two trilogies in your mind. If your a movie geek, you'll probably be thinking of the Evil Dead trilogy; if your a typical person, you'll probably thinking Spiderman, and if you are a movie aficionado, maybe you'll think The Quick and the Dead, or Darkman films; either way, you'll instantly be thinking of a quality movie that will bring a smile to your face. So,when it was announced Raimi would be "getting back to his horror roots" with Drag me to Hell, a lot of people turned to pay attention. So, did he forget how to do the horror he is so well known for, or did he just get better with time? The answer is: he's sharper than ever!
So, Drag Me to Hell is very similar to Evil Dead with its twisted brand of humor and bone chilling horror. The movie revolves around Christine (played wonderfully by Alison Lohman), a bank teller looking to get promoted past a coworker who is very good at brown-nosing. In order to get her promotion, she wants to show her boss she can make the tough decisions, and does so by denying an extension on a really creepy old Gypsy lady. As a result, the Gypsy lady curses her after one of the best fights in cinema history. After her curse, Christine gets tortured by an evil spirit and finds out, after three days of torture, the spirit will drag her to hell. What results is an eerie, sometimes funny journey from a sweet, innocent girl to a desperate, frightened woman, willing to do anything to avoid the depths of hell. Oh, and the Mac guy, Justin Long is there too as her loving, supporting boyfriend who uses Macs a lot.
This movie really had two main characters, Christine Brown, and the soundtrack. The sound was foreshadowing, bone chilling and intense and was very much a part of this movie. The movie started off slow and did a perfect job of escalating the thrills and chills steadily higher to an amazing climax that will leave you laughing and shocked, all at the same time. There is no question Raimi used his budget to the absolute extent (as he is known to excel at).
My favorite scene was an exorcism of sorts involving 3 mediums, our hero Christine, and a goat. Now, if that doesn't make you smile, the events of the exorcism and the characters reaction to the evil spirit (including the goats) were perfect in every example. The scene shows a perfect mix of dark humor and terror.
I really think it was obvious this movie was made by a passionate movie buff for other passionate movie buffs, with obvious and inventive movie tricks and tidbits throughout the movie, which made it truly enjoyable to watch. I truly think this movie will have a cult following the moment its released on DVD.
I give it a 9 out of 10. Definitely worth a theater visit, and wait for the special feature DVD, Sam Raimi always makes it worth the extra few dollars.
FUN FACT: The car driven by the old Gypsy Lady is director Sam Raimi's car, used in Army of Darkness, and is the same car driven by Uncle Ben in Spiderman.
Apparently, Sam Raimi asked Bruce Campbell to have a small cameo in the film, but Campbell was too busy in Miami, filming episodes of USA's Burn Notice.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon Movie Trailer
Considering there was no trailer of the week last week due to a crazy schedule, I hope this will make up for that. The new Twilight trailer is here, and it is sporting some pretty sweet special effects that weren't present in the last movies trailer.
Despite the fact that the Twilight fans scare me, I'm gonna say this trailer looks pretty good, but I still say that Kristen Stewart has the emotional depth of a wet rag. Anyway, I hope there is more of this to come, because it looks pretty interesting. What do you think?
Despite the fact that the Twilight fans scare me, I'm gonna say this trailer looks pretty good, but I still say that Kristen Stewart has the emotional depth of a wet rag. Anyway, I hope there is more of this to come, because it looks pretty interesting. What do you think?
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